Transition into APM

I'm currently working as an Associate Product Marketing Manager and looking to transition into Product Management. Looking for hybrid APM or PM roles in Delhi NCR or remote roles. Please reply if you know of any such roles or can refer me.

Hello folks, I have total 2.5 yrs experience & 1.4 yrs of experience in product where I have- 1. worked on very early-stage startups(e-commerce, fulfillment) 2. collaborated with multiple teams 3. managed product life cycle 4. helped in creating good user experiences With the current competition in the job market, im having a difficult time finding one. Im not at all happy at my current job. There is no sense of respect & recognition whatsoever. I feel like im stuck between multiple excel sheets. There is no core product work happening. If my profile seems suitable for an APM opportunity, kindly reach out. Current location- gurgaon Notice- 15 days Thank you.

Hello everyone, I'm seeking suggestions and guidance on transitioning to a Product Management role. I've been in the services-based industry for the past 1.5 years and I'm eager to make this transition as soon as possible. Any advice would be highly appreciated.

Hey everyone, excited to be doing this AMA! A brief about me, I work currently as a Director of Product at an Indian unicorn startup About my career: - Did my undergrad from IIT and then masters from an Ivy league school - Have been in product for almost 10 years now - across 2 Indian unicorn startups and a publicly listed company Would love to take questions on what it means to be a PM, growing within the role, building your career, and other things :) Will be back here at 4 pm and start replying Shoot away!

Where can I find startups that are hiring for APM/PM roles with 1.5 years experience in SDE? Or is there someone who can refer?

Hey all, Can anyone refer me into product management domain roles in your organisation or suggest me if you know any openings it's been few months I am looking for job and recently did CSPO as well, TIA

Looking for transition to Product Management domain after 7 years experience in various roles, where can I get real time experience of product manager any suggestions please, because product management joining would be life time opportunity for me now, someone please suggest

Hi all, I’ve 3 years of experience and currently working as an APM at an ed-tech startup. With three years of experience as an Associate Product Manager, I've developed a strong skill set in product development, market research, user research, jira, sql, android studio, wireframing and project management. I’m currently looking for opportunities to work on some new challenges. Anyone here who can help me with a referral? Thanks

Hi All, I am currently working as a Consultant at Infosys and have been with the company for the past year. I hold a B.Tech in Computer Science and an MBA in Marketing. I am looking to transition to a role in a product-based company. Recently, I solved a case study and secured 7th place out of 33 participants. If there are any opportunities or referrals, please reach out to me. I can share my resume and case study for your review. While I may not have extensive experience, I have the potential and just need one chance. Regards

Hey folks So im looking out for a switch. I have overall 2.5yrs of experience with 1.3 yrs in product. Im looking for APM roles preferably in Delhi/Gurgaon location, but open to pune, bangalore as well. Im facing a lot of micromanagement at my current firm from the founder(since he heads product & tech) & i dont have ownership in my role. Even the director of PM shares the same frustration. I feel like after a year of working here i wont have much to show in my cv in core product work. Just to give an example: i started an initiative to call customers for general feedback(satisfaction, whether they actually want what we are doing) & i was told to shut it down & work on things which doesnt have any customer validation. If there are any opportunities available, kindly reach out. Any help would be appreciated. TIA🙂